the michigan Volume 65 Number 45 Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, October 18, 1972 hite House, phone calls inked to Watergate case I ,,72 New York Times News Service Watergate bugging incident. Nixon, and to the home and office of reached ANGELES Oct. 17 -■ Donald Some of the calls were made from today. Ronald L. Ziegler, E. Howard Hunt, Jr. President Nixon's press secretary, said TLtti the man identified in news his home telephone and others were Hunt, a former White House he had "no knowledge" of the calls to Irts as a key figure in a campaign charged to his credit card. consultant, has been indicted in the White House and "no idea" labotage Democratic political why The New York Times has learned connection with the break - in June 17 they had been made. [ties has been linked to a number calls made last spring- to that at least 28 calls were made to the at the headquarters of the Democratic The Times has learned that at least llephone — White House; to the home of Dwight National Committee at the Watergate six calls were made from Segretti's White House and to the home and complex in Washington. phone to the White House -- one in , 0f a man indicted in the L. Chapin, a close aide to President News reports have alleged Chapin April and five times in June, the last and Hunt served as Washington on June 23. In late March, an unlisted contacts for Segretti, a 31 - year - old number in suburban Maryland was IIIES NIXON LINK lawyer who several tried to persons have said recruit them for political called. A woman who answered that phone today confirmed it was espionage. Chapin's home. [Wallace ignores Segretti denied the initial reports On at least 19 occasions from March concerning his involvement in an to June, the unlisted number of Hunt's espionage campaign, but could not be office at Robert R. Mullen and reached for comment the on new Company, a Washington public (conspiracy charge information. relations firm, was called from the Spokesmen for the White House and Segretti phone. Two calls r placed were r._ the Committee for the Re-election of in "that period to Hunt's home By RAY ANDERSON his popularity to another candidate." the President have denounced the press for printing articles based on Rockville, Md. It was not known who participated Down. but not out State Rep. David S. Holmes Jr., State News Staff Writer what they call "hearsay" and in any of the telephone calls. Faithful to the end, this crosswalk signal in Jackson continues D-Detroit, made the charge and 'innuendo," but they have neither The calls to Hunt's home and office Liming a possible Wallace - Nixon request for action in a letter dated denied nor rebutted the material that to flash its signal despite coming out on the short end of a two - [piracy, a Detroit legislator has Oct. 12. He said Wallace's refusal to has been published. stopped shortly before June 17, the vehicle accident at an intersection. AP wirephoto tested that the Democratic endorse Democratic hopeful, Sen. (continued on page 15} jnal Committee compd Alabama Chapin and Hunt could not be George McGovern of Dakota . George C. Wallace to support the ,eayes "substantiai reason for the lcratic pres.dential ticket M\et of conspiracy on the part of Wallace seems to be ignor.ng George Wallaw and Richard Nixon to ■charge and the implications. K just don't think it is anything he ■llace) would dignify with a Iment," Wallace's asst. press sabotage the Democratic party." 52 The letter also cited the per governor's cent Democratic victory in Women's council selection plan Istary, Alvin Stanton, said Tuesday Michigan's May presidential primary as ■ telephone interview. "There is no reason for compelling his support. ) assume a man can transfer Holmes said support was necessary to maintain party unity. While refusing to comment on the draws criticism from students specific charge or the possibility of a By MAUREEN MCDONALD Three nominations will be drawn underway Jan. 1. of the committee could be found. Wallace presidential endorsement, State News Staff Writer from each organization and the One point of contention between "It would be better for each group Stanton said, "I think the Wallace The selection provost's office. Five other the administration and the student to send one representative, or appoint process for the victory clearly indicates the people of Women's Advisory Council is drawing organizations, representing graduate presidents is that of minority a selection committee — anything but Michigan were in favor of what he was heated comments from student students, faculty and staff will also representation on the women's the president, a man, picking the recommend appointments. A final council. saying and at least 52 per cent will organizations. (continued on page 16) The member to the 10 person panel will vote for the candidate that more presidents of ASMSU, - Robert Perrin, vice president for Residence Hall Assn. (RHA) and be chosen by President Wharton, who closely reflects those issuts." University relations, said minority Married Students Union said they find has the final say on each appointment. In a statement issued Oct. 10, Wharton will choose one of the representation is essential on the Wallace said, he wished to remain out the nomination procedure for three nominees from each group to council. Unit urged >arTY committee members unfair to their of the presidential race. participate in the council. "Minorities who are women have respective organizations because they cannot choose their own Both a women's and minority council areas of concern, as women, which "As everyone knows I worked night will evaluate programs and policies to aid representatives. should be represented on the council," I Detroit legislator is trying to It Gov. George Wallace's and day during the Democratic primary last spring to make my ideas known throughout the country, with The council is part of an administrative effort to eliminate affecting these interest groups, and work to gain full freedom of Perrin said. Paula Fochtman, president of RHA, grad Icture removed from the discrimination of women and opportunity within the University. results known to all of you," he said, said "this (committee) is not the minorities at MSU. The program is expected to get Ivember ballot. (continued on page 15) appropriate channel for quota minority representation." She said the assistants Minority Advisory Committee is the By BECKIE HANES place for group minority concerns. State News Staff Writer letter nutrition Both ASMSU, students are committee. Ron and Wahula, Fochtman president of felt that underrepresented on the Graduate assistants concerned about their status should campus if the faculty votes next week be on to support a collective bargaining unit, |ought by fans "The present setup is not equitable Robert Menson, president of the for students," Wahula said. "If a spot Council of Graduate Students (COGS), is given to residence hall women, said Tuesday. another spot should be made for off - "It would be a definite disadvantage if the faculty unionized," he said. campus women." "Graduate assistants would have to get >f health foods "I really think the administration is afraid of women students TTiey will fight for their rights," Fochtman said. together done." soon before any damage was If faculty unionized, Menson Fochtman said she fears that the | ByState KATHERINE NEILSEN to "natural," "health" and "organic" administration is seeking three recommended that graduate should form some type of assistants News Staff Writer food sources nominees to find "token, unvocal collective In the last two years, East Lansing bargaining unit or association local j natural food enthusiast t and nearby sections of Lansing have themselves to prompt the University iribes bes how an Amsriran ?ained five natura, foods st0res, a food Conversely, Cass Murphy of the to recognize their plight. Under state Pe - an bread is made: American dietary ^ ^ carrying many natural foods, 8 MSU Employees Assn. said the law, graduate assistants are not Wolf Moon Bakery and two nutrition - nomination process is as democratic as considered employes, therefore they ■ First, they give the flour minded sandwich counters. possible. cannot lawfully unionize. However, an acid Pment so the wheat germ A long - established Lansing health the law does not forbid graudate won't "Certainly there must be three T foods store also experienced a 100 per assistants from forming an association growing. After that, everything qualified representatives from each I made the wheat vital is gone. To cent sales rise during the two years, which would act as a type of and even large supermarkets have organization or something is awfully bargaining unit. |p the bread soft they add a begun to offer health food sections. wrong," Murphy said. fmical moisture retardant. Then Predicting cutback in V add a chemical mold retardant so Though these outlets differ greatly Anne , , ., Thomford, present of the . , a severe in style, they have one common graduate jf a facuUy union fon't mold. Married Students Union, thinks denominator: foods that have been fairer method of nominating members (continued on page 15 ■'Then they add a chemical and PrePared ^ownnutrition an emPhasi? withminimum 'Veiling...a chemically , „ _L" , .. cnem,ca __ and a of « - treated u . . ..... ^ W a chemical to make it riae p'y. These are all chemicals that Local natural food shoppers have turning on to such things as U', union approach been I ■ T^!ng oo the bread to do wlth food, mind smoothies - an apple cider, banana won't stick, they and strawberry drink — and unrefined | , Jan with a chemical that is oatmeal, a breakfast that takes longer ■ ■ !' the man who sprays the pans wear to cook but is much heftier than settlement a respirator sohe won't get Quaker Oats. Whole wheat spaghetti, a brown pasta which advocates say is contract much more nutritous than white -^1 processed sales gains spaghetti, has been making on its anemic counterpart. By JOHN LINDSTROM State News Staff Writer University had offered a 4.6 per cent increase, up from their original offer Continental Yogurt, made with wild A union representing 1,100 of a 4 per cent increase — working honey instead of sugar, is becoming a conditions and fringe benefits. W/ University employes in custodial, Settled contract areas included legend in its own time as "the thickest food, grounds, maintenance and [SOYBEAN yogurt in East Lansing." farm services reached a tentative improved vacation and retirement Roy Olson, an Okemos nutritionist plans. . MEAL/ who analyzes foods for purity and contract agreement with the University officials said the contract University at its Monday negotiating content, said it's good the dietary session. would be for one year. winds are shifting because most "We feel it's a good contract, one that we can live with, and we hope supermarket stock is "not fit to eat. The agreement was reached at the Commercial ground meats are so 21st bargaining session between Local that the union feels it's good too," j* full of preservatives to retain water that none are fit for consumption, he 1585 of the American Federation of State, County and Municipal William Neff, University bargaining chief, said. "We tried the best could do and we feel the union did the we First in a series Employes and the University. ^'unground meat from the Going organic Details of the agreement will not be best they could do to reach the agreement." neighborhood store often contai released until rank ■ and • file members Union officials were not available chemical castrator used to destroy the Judith Thompson, Boston senior, loads up on a box of ("wnwion Ilk, thl> may explain sex glands of cattle so they will tomatoes at Green Earth Food Co - op on Evergreen Street. of the union have studied the contract. for comment. Issues in negotiations included the Prior to the Monday meeting both become fatter before slaughter, he 't,dSsre?b;Ttho,.'?,;"1 people fery store wares and the average have switched said. (continued on page 16) Many students partronize the cooperative for its inexpensive organic foods. State News photo by Nick Jackson wages — 8.5 per the union had asked for an cent increase, and the (continued on page 15) 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wed"^ay,o^. S. Korean leader 'Fliers continue Alaskan searc calls martial law, for Rep. Boggs puts lid on press ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) - Military and civilian fliers Tuesday resumed the search for missing and presumed down with a light airplane House Democratic Leader Hale Boggs reported missing Juneau from the forecast for the which runs from Monday on. Anchorage The National Weather vast aT* • SEOUL (AP) - President Chung factional strife and discord" and the way for peaceful reunification and and three others aboard. down the coastline to Anchora®^ Hee Park proclaimed martial law responsible for disorder and prosperity," adding, "I am also doing JunVau A light rain. Tuesday in South Korea, asserting inefficiency. so to back up the South-North spokesman for the Rescue The Air Force said political parties could not be trusted dialogue on the basis of a strong and Coordination Center at Elmendorf Air the foreai( immediately after the proclamation, for strong wind, an to push unification talks with troops and armored vehicles viable democratic institution." Force Base said about 15 planes took "very marginal flying overcast if Communist North Korea. moved into position around the South Korea has been under a state off in what he called "touch-and-go Additional planes weather™ In a surprise move, the former of national emergency since last Dec. 6 weather." were sched parliament building. The one-house join the search later. four-star general dissolved the National to cope with what Park called "a National Assembly was in recess and grave Aboard the missing airplane were In Assembly, suspended parts of the situation faced by the nation as a Juneau, the state's no lawmakers were inside. Boggs, 58; Alaska's lone congressman, Coordination 1962 constitution and clamped result of changes in the international Center said i Democrat Nick Begich, 40; Russell censorship on the domestic press. He South Korea's "changing situation" situation and North Korea's checking reports from an uni aggressive Brown, 37, an aide to Begich; and Don ham radio operator in also closed all colleges and universities includes recent moves toward designs." The emergency declaration E. Jonz, 38, the pilot. Boggs was he heard a distress Califomj. "for the time being. rapprochement with Communist was made under Park's responsibility signal f,0B campaigning in Begich's bid for missing plane on He promised to restore China by the United States and Japan, for national security and fell just short re-election. a citizens radio ■ • ■ —^ constitutional rule by the end of »>-- j Park said his reforms would Jack Peck, the "pave of imposing martial law. The twin-engine manager 0f year "at the latest." It was the third BOGGS Cessna 310 was Anchorage International Airport time he has proclaimed martial law pilot, said severe extreme icing were turbulence since he took power in a bloodless reported M- in the Portage Pass military coup 11 years ago. In Washington, State Dept. spokesman Charles W. Bray said the United States was "not consulted McGovern laments accusations, intended flight route. unpressurized airplane not have been able to area, part 0i He said probably - climb ov about the decision and quite bad weather. A construction worker continues to charge 'sabotage' obviously" is "not associated with it." repoi Addressing the nation by radio, police that he had heard a over the Whittier area light Park said he would propose about 9:30 constitutional changes by Oct. 27 and (4:30 a.m. EDT Monday) - about submit them to a referendum a month time the Cessna should FORT WORTH, Tex. (AP) - illegally enter the offices of have been later. The changes, he said, would the must talk about because they There he pledged he wouldn't shut the area. Whittier is on the Democrat George McGovern, opposition party, steal private files and eastent permit South Korea to face the jeopardize the freedoms and down Kelly - a prime political issue of Portage Pass, near Prince repeatedly accusing President Nixon of unlawfully wiretap the private constitutional rights on which our transition from years of cold war to locally and predicted the base still Sound, hiring an alleged "sabotage sword," conversations of Democratic officials." system of government depends." the present atmosphere of detente insisted Tuesday he does not enjoy would be in operation in 1980. The missing plane was which includes moves toward Talking to a noon - hour rally that Fort Worth was the final stop on The Fort Worth rally, according to eq;J making campaign attacks. attracted with an emergency a police - estimated crowd of McGovem's fourth Texas campaign reunification with North Korea. The Democratic local newsmen, drew a crowd transmitter, William Park said his measures would bring presidential 5,000 to a downtown Fort Worth swing. From there the candidate comparable to one that gathered in the Moon, candidate contended at virtually every park, McGovern added: spokesman for the Ntf South Korea into line with present-day headed back to Washington to tape a same park a few weeks ago to hear stop during a two day Texas tour "I do not enjoy that Transportation Safety Board realities and "would be best suited for - part of half-hour broadcast on economic Vice President Spiro T. Agnew. that the Nixon campaign has campaigning which comes from Anchorage, said, issues that will be televised backing up the active pursuit of the employed "a network of more than 50 nationally attacking the opposition. I'd much Friday night. South-North dialogue and for coping rather operatives to forge letters, impersonate talk about the issues and To the Fort successfully with the rapidly changing officials of various Democratic principles in which I believe. waited for Worth crowd that RARE VOTE-HUNT situation surrounding us." "But there are certain a tardy McGovern in 85 - campaigns, incite riots, issue phony dangerous degree heat, the South Dakota senator He accused the nation's political press releases in the names of others, trends that have been set in motion by pledged that if elected he would parties of being "obsessed with withhold evidence from a grand jury, this present administration that we defend "decent and fair profits" and protect the jobs of those employed at Nixon to visit N.Y the many military installations in the state. "I don't mind at all seeing big companies make good profits," said McGovern. He said he is disturbed on campaign tour about "special interests" that have no WASHINGTON (AP) — President important weeks of a campaign." I concern for the public. Nixon Tuesday pronounced the next He said the British hnl The Democratic nominee declared three weeks the most important of the better syt^m„,(gie in which he wouldn't close any military bafces or' ^presidential campaign and the White last only tlree. weeks, camjxj installations until he could line up House announced another of his rare «0ur alternative employment for their vote-hunting journeys, this one to the timecampaigns seem to eo and traditionally wo^re- Before „ , , flying from San Westchester County, N.Y., next eight weeks 12 weeks even they thw Antonio to Monday. four months » the President aiii Forth Worth earlier, McGovern Nixon told 34 foreign labor leaders stopped at a restaurant near "By the time the campaigns Kelly Air in Washington to observe the campaign this stage, the candidates are tried Force Base where a number of civilian and election process, that "the last the people also are a bit tired." employes on the base awaited him. three weeks are always the most Nixon s one-day trip to New for a Westchester County motor reception with campaign Spending ceiling bill Republican leaders and a rally Uniondale, on Long Island, will be fifth openly political journey since GOP renomination. disputed in Senate WASHINGTON (AP) - A administration diminished hopes of Nixon also is flying to Phila Friday to sign the revenue sharinj in Independence Hall, but Ziegler that the trip is nonpolitical. compromise Social Security bill some that Congress would conclude its increasing benefits by $6 billion work late Tuesday. He said the invitation wase: cleared the House and Senate Tuesday, The Social Security bill would raise by Philadelphia Mayor Frank P but disputes over a bill to impose a Democrat who is supporting N: $250 billion spending ceiling on the payroll taxes to pay for the liberalized Asked to explain the con- federal government have stalemated benefits. The maximum tax on a between the Independence Hall# Blr^ii i51mm efforts for immediate adjournment. worker, would matched be by his employer, and the revenue-sharing bill, The Social Security bill sailed $631.80 next year, Protesters stopped through the House by a 305 - 1 vote compared with $468 this year. But said, "Well, I think we have historic piece of legislation to sign. and the Senate by a 61 - 0 margin, part of the increase would occur even A Charlestown Naval Base policeman under present law, which would set John B. Connally, the f" sideswipes one of several protesters against the destroyer marking a big step toward Congress' Bordelon's role in the Vietnam War. Four small boats hoped - for adjournment. the maximum for 1973 at $594. Treasury secretary who now attempted to disrupt activities as the Democrats for Nixon, announced destroyer prepared to leave the Charleston Yard Tuesday. But Senate opposition to the While the bill was hailed will make a half-hour net controversial $250 billion by most AP spending members as improving the television speech Friday night. wirephoto ceiling sought programs it by the Nixon covers, others chided Congresss — especially the Senate - for failing once Connally told a news conf again to include reform of the welfare "there's too much attention being Peace meets could undermine system in the to the side shows," arid said he measure. discuss the issues of the eanv The welfare reform the section, which during the broadcast on the NBC House passed last year in ABC television networks at 7:30 essentially the form recommended by EDT- President Vietnamization, report reveals Nixon, was drastically n, revised by the Senate and unable to reach conferees, r m deliver a compromise deleted £?'McGove™ . the whole title 30-minute campaign speed _ economy three hours later, - WASHINGTON (AP) - An analysis Senate opposition to the of the Vietnam War, and recommended Vietnamization as Vietnamization. Henry A. Kissinger, Communist regime would endure in spending P-m. Friday, over the ABC netwtfi widely circulated the best ceiling developed after critics charged Connally said he does not be* opportunity for U.S. presidential adviser for national South Vietnam." the measure did not among Nixon administration planners disengagement from the war. impose sufficient that such matters as air but never released, said 18 months security affairs, returned to Paris limitations on the ago The administration is on record as Monday for another round of peace President's spending Republican-sponsored sabotage11 that peace Thus, he said, North Vietnam might It is the chief obstacle negotiations and seeking a settlement of the war talks with the North Vietnamese. powers. to campaigns of Democratic "~,c" Vietnamization "cannot be pursued soften its negotiating stance as a tactic adjournment, through peace talks while pursuing a The study, prepared by a senior candidates go "to the heart of simultaneously, with equal chance of policy of Vietnamization. to undermine Vietnamization. The Tho issues in this campaign." success." RAND Corp. analyst, argued that U.S. seeks to strengthen the South The study said any thaw in Hours after being swom in Monday Communist participation in South bin *9^ ^compromise "As far as I'm concerned, talks could undermine peace the as the new Army chief of staff, Gen. Vietnamese government would result Vietnamese 6 government to a (continued ,e, point cejiine niIfhnri bllJ'°n spending ceiling and authonzing • the President too much bugging going on, Creighton W. Abrams, former U.S. in an end of American aid without on page 16) to trim money levels, and I think it ought to s»f- "atmosphere of 'struggle for survival' commander in allocations to fit it. on which Vietnamization depends" Vietnam, left for which a Communist takeover "would Connally said. Saigon to evaluate progress on only be a matter of time." Intensive peace talks in Paris last Welfare growth slows week produced a a flurry of rumors that settlement was near but sources indicated that the question of a Communist role in Kissinger attends brief meet a post - war South to 5-year low, U.S. Vietnamese government was a in WASHINGTON (AP) Rising per cent increase, says stumbling block. Sources familiar with the RAND major Paris, then goes to Saigon - study, which was sent to the Pentagon employment and state belt - tightening The Dept. of Health, Education and in March WASHINGTON (AP) - Presidential 1971, said it received immediately reinforced speculation by slowed the national welfare growth Welfare (HEW) attributed the dramatic attention from top officials adviser vi. and lack of concern," as alledged by probably the smallest spot on campus member with a allegations against collective bargaining Hart, when it excluded departmeni disciplined, competent questionable pleasure of meetini they could find. What was wrong with professional with the available salaries for faculty in Friday's State News. chairmen from its definition of the the and we do not boast of it. Suffi • He stated that a bargaining agent Auditorium, the fieldhouse, or would be laughable. bargaining unit. MSU - FA displayed even our beloved stadium, for that It all proves to say, Burla, one of its more in Cents * at MSU "will place the administration, its strong grasp of organizational me that some detractors, lends a matter? You can be sure that Nixon or colleges and/or departments in this as adversary of the faculty, in a role realities. Don't you know, Prof. Hart, Agnew would have been granted the malevolent odor to the others* which requires it to keep salary University are privileged. If this is not name of the Dept. of T an astute administration would use of any building on increases to a minimum." Why here? campus, if they so, let the administration establish divisional directors cared enough to address their prove it. Languages. We are incredulous as the so This has not happened at Central - stipend has not been cutofI lowest link of the administrative chain, called strong youth support. Douglas Campbell Michigan and other universities whose between chairmen and deans? MSU - professor of music source, but "e'est la vie." 0"' Throngs of students lined up to see Worth agents are affiliated with the National FA has no desire to and hear Shriver. Oct. 15,1972 remark can only be "Steig 'j Education Assn. encourage They were not proliferation of spear bearers; we want allowed to because there Guns! Du kannst kaum um d* • He stated, "If unions are so good just was not sehen." to protect the faculty. room for them. Doesn't MSU consider Douglas* for a university, why haven't faculties at the best universities in the country, who are usually the first to spot t Jim Trow Professor of Geology participation in the electoral part of education? process German To the Editor: The State News welcomes Oct. 15, 1972 It is my sincere hope that on Nov. good thing, been organizing?" The On what all letters. They should be 7, we put Richard Nixon in 108 B conceivable base of reason is that those institutions authority does Ray Burla Wells Hall, lock the door, and throw typed to double a 65 space line and spaced. Letters already have better pay scales than Michigan State. Shriver (EDITOR'S NOTE: Louis F. Hekhuis, away the key. Kit Hines asinine remarks about Oct. 4 State News - make his German in the should be signed and • He stated, "How can we teach Haslett senior Department shifts "Language associate dean of students, indicated Oct. 11,1972 course focus"7 His include hometown, student, chemistry if the money we need to contention that German to the State News that the possesses faculty or staff standing and buy chemicals have (sic) been used to University gritty, sharp and offered the Shriver organization the somber qualities local phone number. No raise C. Patric (Lash) Larrowe's makes as much sense as to say that a unsigned letter will be accepted for publication. salary?" He thereby implied that collective bargaining would initiate a raid on funds for services, supplies, use of the Auditorium, the arena in the Men's IM around sports Building and the Salaries To the Editor: sandwich is made of cheddar gravel Apparently Burla feels his contact area Beaumont Tower. All The State News will print etc. to provide additional funds for three of these suggestions were turned Once again the University salary have been published, and true 22L than more ,(?ermf" It hashaswith considerably unsigned letters only in salaries. down by the group, he said.) averages to say, French, which is extreme cases. Letters may to form, the outright prejudices of the he ought to speak out on those Hasn't this happened here for a long be edited for To the Editor: administrators are made all too clear. things about which he knows clarity and time? Compare Prof. Hart's published conciseness so that more salary against Prof. Larrowe's. Has the I wish to express my irritation at How can these men preside over such something. Since that is not the however, Burla should find it behooved c^ letters Prof. Hart deftly way the University handled inequities year after year? Nothing can be used "juicy offers him to keep still. elsewhere" (which Sargent Shriver's visit to MSU last short of pompous would describe such accommodated. Letters will he mentioned in his second allegation) Thursday. When such a renowned an attitude. The difference in average nJSiu8J>h,l0Mphy conceming the not be edited for content. to bargain upward person as Shriver makes salaries between the several nonutilitarian his remuneration? an appearance colleges is aspects of "the In his same college, on campus, the administration should gross. competitive thing with tests and no one in my department can match welcome him, and provide ample room The ugly and disgusting reference gradingaccurately must in a foreign language reflect his course own close by Garry Trudeau JANE SEABERRY IN FACT, r M MObT MR MfilC&RB60Rl CDNftPMT 'THAT COME RECENTLY TheKB H#S rtOVCMBeK, M'U. 3£ APt£ Be&J SOME THCK jfeTVHO pees Elect black — TH»T SOME PBC&JT - ^InrJiLS poe5 not . a The homecoming queen is such a and the lecherous alumni of the American Legion called for a march part of University tradition that I campus. around the manure field in front of thought for sure it would have been the Vet Clinic. They marched, attacked as archaic and not reievent by Imagine it's the year 2002, 30 years picketed and said I insulted everything now. But apparently, this after the election of MSU's first black America stood for: cleanliness, figure holds a dear place in the hearts of college homecoming queen. Looking back on Godliness and the Ku Klux Klan. That students because she still remains. her year as the queen of football, Ms. was the first bad reaction I Sweetheart said, "Yes those first few encountered. For years the homecoming queen stood days were the hardest. I can remember "Then during halftime ceremonies as a symbol of truth innocence and American , when the election results were at the football game, they handed me goodness and was admired by men and announced. All the students were envied by women on campus. a bouquet of collard greens and turnip closely listening to their radios, tops instead of the traditional But now, there is a surge by black awaiting the results. When my name American beauty roses. I didn't really students in residence halls to break the was announced, the President called mind that though," she said. "What for the ^institution of the lynch mob, was worse was when the band struck tradition of this women's answer to Burt Reynolds and elect a black just for me." up a rendition of Swanee River with a homecoming queen. If this should Ms. Sweetheart related the campus' special appearance by Stepin Fetchit." happen it would certainly cause an reaction to the news. Contrary to the fate of most uproar among all the jocks, short hairs "Well," homecoming queens, Ms. Sweetheart's she began, "First the success was not short lived. Soon she was receiving offers from the administration to serve as Outstanding ANTHONY LEWIS Token of the Year. But in the course of her rise to power, she was also threatened with brainwashing (or whitewashing) to use her power and influence in the of other Nixon shuns mission destruction manner "outstanding" blacks like Sammy Davis Jr., to endorse Nixon in the 1972 election. She refused. But Ms. Sweetheart is most warmly J YORK -- The destruction of responsibility! The North Vietnamese are not yet forbidden to defend their Could it be that skin color makes a difference? Would our pilots worry a to say Vietnam that the television talk on the turned out that his pledge had some remembered for her triumph over evil ■rench diplomatic mission In was most courageous footnotes about American "honor" and the part she played in the Great Bs one of those rare events that own capital, though the American little more if the people they bombed political speech delivered in this and the survival of Thieu. The result revolution of the masses in 1972. Kate our condition. If we military sometimes talks as if there day after day and year after year were country in a long time. has been four more years of war, People in the urban ghettos went Tns look, we can see what has ought to be a law to that effect. Those Europeans instead of Asians? Would McGovern could have fudged the intensified war, the greatest wild in the streets, pillaging, raping who bomb Xof us in the Vietnam War. We are responsible for all the successive presidents have found it hard questions. He could, for example, bombardment in the history of the and murdering in an attempt to free ■ what sort of men lead us. consequences. politically possible to carry on a war have said that as president he would go earth. themselves from the government of mass destruction against a small on supplying military aid to Nguyen oppressors. ■bomb Hanoi at all at such a But even that was not the worst in European country for seven years? She was called by the Van Thieu in Saigon after withdrawing George McGovern made clear in his upon 1 time in the peace talks, came all American forces. That would have speech that he is not that kind of governors, congressmen, show biz Id the irrational. Nor could it be been an easier path politically, but candidate and would not be that kind stars, the vice president, and the most led as a policy oversight. Twice Some commentators who one-sided, they said, too McGovern did not take it. He said of president. His purpose was to leave powerful man of the country (the T, American bombing has right out what he believes and what no doubt that he would end this war; president of General Motors) to help ■ted attempts to negotiate a despise this war for what it has simple; it should have covered he left none. It is strange for those stop the madness of the riots, to calm this negotiating point or that. many Americans have bitterly learned lent. We have to conclude that done to America, who deplore the war to quarrel with the people. in Vietnam: Thieu is a tyrant who has Tnbing has taken on a life of its nevertheless criticized the To me that criticism seems survived only by American bombing some particular aspect of the speech Her famous words, heard by ■ brutalism that feeds itself. when the alternative in this election is millions of Americans sitting behind McGovern speech. It was too ex traordinarily m iscon ceived. and who docs not deserve our support the man who has been bombing these their television sets, interrupted every I the folly of the bombing in for one nore day. last four yenrs. regularly scheduled program. Close - Lf policy was not the worst of the episode of the French mission. Some commentators who despise Up smile, Rice Krispie crunch and All The Ire was the reaction of those This bombing led the national questions are not for Washington this war for what it has done to The speech could help McGovern in in the Family. Lke the policy. officials alone but for all of us. television news and made the America, nevertheless criticized the his uphill race by reaffirming the faith She told Americans of the need to J one person in the Saigon headlines. But the death and The McGovern speech. It was too of his supporters. In any case, history stop the senselessness, stop the killing Ind or the Pentagon was man bombing in Hanoi occurred a will honor him for it, as it has honored destruction were really pretty small .few hours after George McGovern one-sided, they said, too simple; it of the innocent and the murdering by |h to say that this country stuff by the standards of what spoke to the American people on the should have covered this negotiating Adlai Stevenson for proposing a ban the oppressors. Her statement called Id responsibility for the death American planes have done. Western issue of Vietnam, and it dramatized his point or that. To me that criticism on nuclear testing when that was for the freedom of the oppressed, help Kstruction in the French mission. correspondents visiting North Vietnam central argument: that this war, seems extraordinarily misconceived. politically risky. Whatever heppens in for the poor, and a more honest P the American public saw on have seen villages pulverized by B52s, conducted by brutal means for an the Paris talks, Vietnam will some day government. the obscene spectacle of Four years ago this country had a be controlled by its own Nationalist And when her statement was hospitals and schools hit, acres of ignoble cause, is corrupting America as [ R. Laird, the secretary of housing smashed. On one day last surely as it is destroying Indochina. presidential candidate who said he forces. The only question is how long concluded, a voice in the crowd , trying to find someone or April in one city, Haiphong, hundreds would end the war. His name was we try to fight that history and how answered. "I'd rather hear Swanee ling else to blame. and probably thousands of Vietnamese Some people who are concerned Nixon, and the people believed him. It much more blood we shed. River." and issues of freedom at | French mission might have were killed by American bombers. about the war rit be antiaircraft missiles, the home, have been disappointed in the j Dept. MJKtJtiSted.i As if that Why did W pa* more {Mention McGovem campaign, I among them. It I make any difference in our he incident of the French missic is therefore important, and only just. Don't Lei "Scare Tactics" Tfii/l/ft! Scare You!! Lett celebrate Don't let emotions substitute for tacts. CREDIT UhlOU WGGK The University Community • FREE GIFT/ FOR EVERYOflE needs a strong faculty WHO VISITS THE CREDIT UNION THIS WEEK •CRRandCfllTIPER DI/PLAY organization to protect and LEARN ABOUT LOW-COST CREDIT UNION advance: •VRCflTIOfl/and Ifl/URRfKe JOIN THE CREDIT UNION, URGE A FRIEND TO JOIN, or academic Freedom USE A CREDIT UNION SERVICE and you'll be eligible to win <2CBD-inPRIZ€9 Educational Goals AT THE CREDIT UNION WEEK PRIZE DRAWING FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20 You need not be present to win! Economic Welfare Join your credit union... IT/ WHERE YOU BELOflG Choose the organization If you're on the University payroll — INCLUDING STUDENTS — you're eligible to join the world's largest university credit union ! that has best represented DO IT TODAY ! these goals for over m EMPLOYEES ^JNIOfJ 50 years. 600 E. Crescent Rd., just east of the Manly Miles Bldg. Open 9:30 to 5:30 Mon. thru Fri. / Phone 353 2280 * 7T AAUP 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wrt"'"»ay.OctoW,t Electronics workshop offers low-cost repairs By AL BRAKONIECKI type of electronic an electronics shop." The shop has been open State News Staff Writer equipment can be repaired Maurice said the shop will for two years and Maurice Tucked away in a corner here at low cost, repair just about anything estimates that 99 per cent of the third floor of the The shop is run like any electronic but emphasized of the customers are Student Services Building repair shop except the rate that this excludes appliances students. Last year more are two rooms lined with meters, is about half that of any such as toasters, hair dryers than 1,700 people brought electronic testers, rows of other shop, Walter Maurice, or electric shavers. The cost items for repair. tubes and all types of consultant for the shop, of the repair work is $5 per transistors. said. It is open only to hour for labor plus the cost Student Electronics is a These rooms are the students, faculty and staff for parts. nonprofit organization that home of Student members. has always operated at a Electronics, an electronics "We have no student All parts are namebrand deficit. This year Maurice repair shop operated as a tinkerers and no trainees on and bought from wholesale hopes to break even. division of the ASMSU our staff," Maurice said. dealers. There is a 90 - day Last year the shop Cabinet. Televisions, radios, "Everyone here has at least warranty on all parts and service. received $1,600 from stereos or almost any other seven years of experience in ASMSU and expanded from iReachout with ]A "We won't repair one to two rooms. does not yet know what Maurice A anything if the cost of repair is going to be more funds the shop will receive Leighton Ford 7:30 * Nightly,Lansing Civic Center than the equipment is worth," Maurice said. "This for this year. rM October 13 22 The shop is open from Walter Maurice, consultant for Student Electronics in is uneconomical from the faculty and staff at about half the price of noon to 5 p.m. Monday any oth«| student's standpoint." the Student Services Building, says the shop will repair shop. Today, Wednesday, October 18 through Friday. repair just about anything electronic for students. Youth Night with UNDER NEW State News photo by Dave MendJ MANAGEMENT "Jesus Christ: Superstar?" give Official soys s r Tho Unlt.dWay ALL SEATS FREE ALL WELCOME UNITED COMMUNITY CHEST The city traffic stages, Gordon Melvin, asst. who represents the Melvin explained that he commission's study on city engineer said, department at traffic has been investigating the overnight on-street parking After the traffic commission meetings, has effects of in East Lansing, which was overnight commission received the been asked to report to the on-street parking in cities CikeitorHot... requested by the planning commission last November, is still in the preliminary request, details of the study were put in the hands of the Engineering Dept. Melvin, mem bers with recommendation when the study is completed. that allow it. No date has been set for completion of the study or ... Jt'sstillaman You Identify Problems and Alternative Solutions, Are You Allowed to Act WAHT A REALLY C00D PIZZA on Them? 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The is best way to do so by the election of competent men and women to public office. I Pocock will help to restore the sense of confidence and faith happen to believe that Jim C-E-L-B-A that we need so "I think when you find a man like Jim badly. FREE PARKING Pocock, with the commitment, intelligence and background that he has, it's important that we ability support him in every way possible He can do a great service not only to his district but to the whole state of Michigan." —Governor William G. Milliken Elect Jim * October 12, 1972 State POCOCK Representative 203 E. GRAND RIVER "He's doing a lot - help him do more'' Paid for by People for PomrU Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, October 18, 1972 7 tate GOP head calls Bv ROBERT BAO Mlchtan bugging stupid A By Michigan, he said that he had .. . . nonpartisan, explaining the mechanism of political parties shown .. .. never "seen any evidence. State Newt Staff Writer McLaughhr, s remarks and campaigns, and what he referred to as the by present polls) will get much smaller by Election followed an address at a Tuesday Day." proof, other than the Watergate incident, l o L a nt Nixon's re election campaign has resorted to mpmhprT members and °i guests University Club. About 50 faculty attended the speech. "nitty-gritties of politics." But he also He lauded Griffin as "one of the four top men" in the managed to throw in some plugs for T "H rtv " William McLaughlin, chairman of the I nepu bl ican party, said Tuesday. noiil! StfC1l?"irman ur^ed the audience to get involved in President Nixon and Sen. Robert Griffin. He reminded the audience of the "unrest" and "student U.S. Congress and, borrowing from the senator's campaign theme, said Griffin's connections in Washington represent ■ if" he said, "that whoever ordered it (the theaction"& P3rty' aS & meanS °f "getting a piece of demonstrations" of four years ago, and asked them to "muscle" for the good of Michigan. 'bugging) is downright stupid. They should rack .that dirty Politicians are in the minority," he compare it with the present calm — a change he attributed, When asked about the relative merits of private and the organization. by inference, to the Nixon administration. public financing of election campaigns, he said he was f sked whether such political maneuvers as interest " Ca" become the majority if voters lose "Barring some unforeseen catastrophe," he predicted, "I "torn" between the two. For the most ■tion had been practiced by Republicans in part, McLaughlin kept his appeal believe Nixon will win in Michigan. But the margin (as "Normally, I'm against public financing," he said. "But money is becoming increasingly hard to raise." He criticized, however, several plans to channel public lex funds into campaigns, especially the dollar-a-person loNI PELLILLO ■News Staff Writer conception, is religiously based, the team experts abortion puts a whimsical and subjective price tag on "humanness" unborn. of the scientific instruments are assa Germany followed. Both proposal. "If I'm going to spend a dollar of my money for this," he explained, "I wouldn't want 50 cents to go to Humphrey and 50 cents to go to Nixon, I'd want all of it to go to the emphasized. Natural needed. were destined for an candidate of my choice." lore people viewed science, psychology and life, the pair contended that "As early as six weeks, "If we only use our eyes, incinerator, Mrs. Willke said. T as "killing, the human life is beyond the we are using the same tools social science can lay the there is recordable human I of I antiabortionists foundations for limitations of price. brain function detectable on that Aristotle used when he "And in both pictures, r e a se an "Because human life antiabortion argument, said that it takes 40 days for the bodies were human," ■derably, two they exists, it has a right to an electroencephalogram,' said. Mrs. Willke said. "Isn't this a being to become human if she stressed, Itionally known continue to exist until human?" she asked. male, and 80 days if Even if abortion is j, human sexuality Claiming that Michigan's natural death," Willke said. Proposal B to legalize female," she said. legalized, the number of Idents Tuesday. The pair then proceded In viewing the slides, the illegal abortions will not Ed Mrs. J. C. Willke, abortion upon demand until the 20th week of pregnancy to show colored slides of naked eye Pictures of aborted decline, the team predicted, CORSO $99.50 ALSO FUJI, DAWES, C. ITOH, | of the "Handbook initiated because of the various stages of fetal objective judge as to the fetuses in waste cans were BOTTECCHIA BEST PRICES OF THE YEAR — RIDE IT lortion," have been was life and to give scientific degree of humanness. Mrs. also shown by the couple. A AWAY OUR SHOPRUN AND SERVICED BY CYCLISTS. "social reasons," and the "None of the nations that | the nation in an Wi likes stressed that facts asserting the Willke stressed. Fine slide of naked, dead adult J to muster support have legalized abortions has bodies piled on a truck after ■ II prohibition of what legalized "killing," "human reason" was more important. being gassed in Nazi ever cut down on the abortions that illegal inevitably CROtfROdDS CYCL£ By using an imaginary balance scale for an analogy, Education Dept. plans occur," Willke said. 210 ABBOTT ■ BASEMENT OF CROSSROADS IMPORTS l a highly emotional Willke /clinical technique compared "weights" of the unborn the vote for student reps |g colored ■ fetuses), pictures of the child and its potential, to that of the The election of student required to cast vote. and wife team mother's a unwanted representatives to standing There are 10 positions ihey arc presenting a pregnancy committees in the available in five committees. ■ sided view of the problem. hi issue. 'If one views the unborn Elementary and Speical I four years, we have „ nonhuman, a blob of Education Dept. will be ■earing all about the protoplasm, a piece of meat, between 8:45 a.m. and ITplight and now it's ■ hear the other side," B'illke, a registered then of course, it doesn't 'weigh' that much. We then 'her' (the mother's) of ""greater 4:30 P-m-today. Polling booths will be set outside the entrance of J&.BOOK » laid. problem . . UP ho tthe PripIrcnn Erickson Hull Ifiua Hall All kiva. All |Willkes' belief, that import," Willke said. "But have undergraduate and graduate life begins at we ever, history of Western society, in the - students in elementary and * This coupon entitles you to given the right to kill to any sPecial education are eligible on polls person?" he asked. Capital punishment and self to vote- Student IDs are J a 30% discount on all books J * at Tom Sawyer's Book Raft pd by prof defense are the only legal exceptions, the team J ■lessor Atkin, asst. of answered. include "legality" of They did not their views war on killings. the J )f on Wednesday Oct. 18, and Thursday Oct. 19, 1972. J? |nications, will speak Claiming that legalized lism students at 4 iy in 30 Union. * * |uill discuss methods ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ y political pollsters. intei'ested is MOOSUSKI ANNOUNCES I to attend. There will spain $239 ITS 3RD ANNUAL FALL SKI and CLOTHING SALE ci free Tonight at the Weathervane in Okemos. 9-11 P.M. All merchandise will be discounted at least in us 107r with several selected items marked 30'; to 40'; off the season off right! sar let CAMPFITTERS Ir your first day on skis. 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GRADE A HEN TURKEYS Panel urge! more for prisoner, freed| FOOD CLUB LANSING should put up the sort of thing. me to become involved in legislator's voting record is, The board said its index ELECTRIC PORTABLE $11.00 d not seek to put and it should be a simple of industrial output, one of STANDARD MANUAL $11.00 interuniversity affairs or to , it. That's the JONDAHL: The commtnt on the value of whether matter. One of the better the nation's most sensitive Chamberlain OFFICE ELECTRIC $15.00 and board of the faculty should or should not ways of doing it is through a economic indicators, went is never having administration is only ■function. have a union. I would have periodic report to the up to 114.5 per cent last to say you're sorry! AMERICAN 3USIEJESS MACHINES telling half the story in that to district. month, over the 1967 kind of thing. To my say if they came to me with some point of view, I average, making the index 1477 Haslett Rd. Haslett 339-8258 knowledge, this University pus radio never went to the legislature with a proposal state would listen to them. JONDAHL: don't have What is we some 7.6 per cent higher than it was at this time last year. It STATE NEWS: Do you indication of where issues was the largest gain in arguing for a pilot project I interview that would benefit the feel your organization of are, what hearings are being industrial production since whole state. progressive activities would held, what bills are in what the 1.5 per cent increase alienate a significant portion committees, that kind of recorded in April Iphopefu/s MEN OF ACTION STATE NEWS: One of the electorate who are reason backers of a faculty not predisposed to this sort J, the campus radio collective bargaining unit of reform? 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Travel expense allowance. gSSJI Premium pay for overtime. Studies piling up? Pause. Have a Coke. apply: Contact your local State Police Post or: Coca-Cola — with a lively lift and never too sweet, refreshes best. Minority Recruitment Michigan State Police E3 East Lansing, Michigan 48823 things gO 1/ ^7- Phone: AC 517, 373-1826 better.i y .-With Trooper William Larrowe Lansing Post Coke M-78 at Cannal Road Lansing, Michigan For a special appointment or further information. 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan You're a good stage show, 'Charlie Brown,' By EDD RUD2ATS simple, entertaining evening. blackouts are longer than the scenes themselves. State News Reviewer This simple evening has some rough spots that need to be But Brown has assembled an attractive cast to portray "You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown" is a sure-fire ironed out before the production can be as enjoyable as it is the Schulz characters and they help overcome some of the winner. Based on the "Peanuts" comic strip by Charles M. meant to be. Director Barry Brown has done a nice job of problems the show runs into — with one exception. Schulz, it has all the advantages of the strip itself — staging the production within the limitations of McDonel Kathy Hanzakos as Lucy unfortunately tends to break the kiva, but he has also fallen prey to some of these mood of the play with a performance that emerges as much simplicity of style, characters that everyone is familiar with and that unmistakable Schulz humor. limitations. too harsh to be credible. Her Lucy Is too old and strident to It can't miss. And The Company's production of "You're At times his cast is left standing in shadow needlessly, be acceptable as a little girl. Nevertheless, Hanzakos does A Good Man, Charlie Brown" doesn't — though sometimes subjected to erratic lighting, have several hilarious moments that she makes the most of, or rushing to make entrances it is a little off the mark. from different areas of the kiva. Furthermore, the entire mainly through a good sense of comic timing. The play is an episodic presentation of the highlights of a production needs to be faster paced, for occasionally the Among the rest of the performers, Josie Rogers as Patty and Charles Gillette as Linus capture the true spirit of their day in the life of the "Peanuts" characters. These highlights characters in thoroughly enjoyable performances. Gillette vary in length and at times are more like short skits than extended comic scenes with dramatic development. attains the right balance between maturity and innocence But they all embody the Schulz humor, and who can resist Charlie Brown with a paper bag over his head because Star Trek' fans that Linus requires and Rogers has a charming little-girl quality that is perfect for Lucy's friend. the little red-haired girl was watching him? No one. Stan Gill also catches the wishy-washy nature of Charlie So the entire production is like a cream puff — delicious for the moment, but an hour later — hunger strikes. schedule festival Brown's personality quite well, besides having an understated delivery that works to his advantage. The only Anyone desiring a profound theatrical experience is discordant note in Gill's performance comes from the A "Star Trek Festival" is The chairman Bob forewarned, for "You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown" does lacquered look of his hair. A little less hair spray and Gill's on tap Thursday and Friday Brosch and the cochairman Charlie Brown would be a fine job by a capable performer. not provide it. What it does provide, however, is a light, at the Detroit Hilton, Larry Gibson have collected Mike Burns as Schroeder does well with what little he has sponsored by the Detroit a chilling assortment of to work with, though he does appear ill-at-ease during the Triple Fanfare, with the science fiction and horror "Book Report" number. participation of the Star films, along with some Marx As Snoopy, Jack Ebling does a competent job, although Trek Assn. for Revival. Brothers movies and twelve at times his voice becomes predominantly nasal and as a The $4 registration covers Star Trek episodes. result seems overdone for certain scenes. His "Suppertime" all the films shown, a series of panel discussions, one of Among the films showing number shows the need for a lot more work before it can which will be chaired by are "The Abominable Dr. be the show-stopper it's intended to be. Gene Roddenberry, the Phibes," "The Bride of "You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown" is labeled "a producer of "Star Trek", Frankenstein," "Night of musical entertainment" and that's expctly what it is. Its and the masquerade the Living ' Dead" and sole aim is to provide an unpretentious night of theater. Saturday. "Invasion of the Body And if the opening night audience is any indication, The No one can enter the Snatchers." Company production easily fulfills that aim. masquerade without a costume. Come as a Tony Romulan, Vulcan winner, or member of Ster Fleet. But as a Klingon at your risk. begins The Broadway hit, "Sleuth's" theater suspenseful movie thriller. "Sleuth," will open MSU's action takes place in the Shaffer's in Broadway Theater series at usual British country "Sleuth" is purpose to spoof the BmutltvuY (il MSI 8:15 p.m. Monday in the mansion. The tale is of plot Agatha Christie "cozy Auditorium. and counter-plot between a crime" genre and at the Tony award - winning play, "Sleuth," "Sleuth," the 1971 Tony writer of mystery stories same time use her kind of presented as part of the Broadway series on Award winner the and an impudent young as devices. As part of his Monday. season's best play on man visiting him with the approach to mystery Broadway, opened in New announced intention of writing, he invented his by David Haviland. who Burton and the n York in November 1970 taking the writer's wife central character, Andrew thinks games — pleasant or and still continues its "My Fair Lady." away. Wyke (George Rose) - a perilous — are childish, but also been in 30 films, successful run. Heading the A success in both London who nonetheless learns to man devoted to of the Hallmark TV cast appearing at MSU will and New York, "Sleuth" is gamesmanship. play deviously. and can be seen n be George Rose and David the first stage play written Rose has continued to Wyke defines himself as National Educi Haviland, two English-born by Anthony Shaffer, who one "who. has played receive acclaim in the U.S. games ?T#lew$l«T)'i in r actors who have also authored the appeared in screen of hazard and destruction of since his first role as the number of TV and stage play for Shaw, j^ekhovai a "Frenzy," the such complexity that Jung Common Man in "A Man productions. newest Alfred Hitchcock and Einstein would have for All Seasons" in 1961. Haviland, who wi been honored to participate He has also been seen in in Australia, got h in them." taste of acting in "9 Juxtaposed "Canterbury Tales," against him is "Hamlet" with and Substance" v a man, played Richard Perth Theatre Guild.) OPEN At 12:45 and film appearance) included "Barefoot TODAY M loo Athens," "King 3:10 - 5:10-7:20 9:25 - "Donovan's Reef "Fair Exchange." ALL-NEW! Tickets at reduced! are available to ! Trinity^ students. back in the saddle again and still BEAL CO-OP PRESENTS TONIGHT IN 108 B WELLS horsing around. for persons over 18 years of age Joseph E Levin? and Avco Embassy Present An Ittlo Zingirelli Film Trinity Is ** Still Pnnts by Deluxe* COLOR Luminous • . Procuress Success... before the morning light! An erotic confection A Full Length Film FCMURIMG TH€ MBULOU9 "Good Morning GLORY" RATED SUPER X - COLOR - AT cocKenes 7:15 and repeated at 10:15 -PLUS- LUMINOUS PROCURESS is a Tour de FORCE of the imagination, a journey through peek boxes of naked tableaux, feasts of monsters m: & piles of humanity. This secret ritualistic world of sensous and bizarre delights stars Pandora as the Procuress who initiates two young men into this phantasamagoric world. LUMINOUS A. i si ZyjiM M PROCURESS mixes male & female, mystical & sexual into a strange cJiffl) : fm -fM & virtually indescribable visual , experience. BATED SHOWPLACE 108 B WELLS SHOWTIME 7:00, 8:45, 10:30 X ADMISSION M50 You must be 18. |ichigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, October 18, 1972 H Frying Duv Mimic David Frye delighted his MSU audience Monday with his portrayals of political personages and movie stars such as William Buckley and George C. Scott. State News photos by Nick Jackson l/il rye as shines Lyndon Johnson. new light on dull politics crowd, but scared off others better than any other ability, not only to mimic Nixon and intones: "Ma fellow shit." the Merv Griffin Show in claim to fame lies in those . . . by its heavy use of Many convulsed with voice, but to shape his face ''Now regarding the bullshitters," the LBJ 1965, but it took a series of who have left, including scatology. bellyaching pain at the lines, and body into facsimiles of Watergate, of course it is a hit appearances on the replica began, "Ah wake up Kenny Rogers of the First but others ran towards the his victims. mistake— they got caught. Edition in the morning with ma hair Johnny Carson show to and actress Karen Turning on a falsetto exits, often The outstanding feature "Let me make one thing over m'eyes and she says voice, just like Hubert muffling their launch him into the national Black. tots' ears. of Frye's act is the biting, perfectly clear, " the AAAAAAAAH!" limelight. He has recorded Frye and the Minstrels Humphrey's, he goes "I use four-letter words up-to-date political Nixonian image continues, two albums, and Is currently were brought to campus by David Frye,, master of through such Hump-dingers sometimes for shock value lampooning he spurts out in "I don't agree with the MSU Employe's Credit the protean art, has updated doing the Joey Bishop as "Golly gee, I'm proud as to wake up the audience," monolog form. everything McGovem says, Show. Union. the comic repertoire of punch," and then, after the Frye said backstage after Stretching out both arms just as I'm sure Sen. impressions and political incarnation is complete, he the show. flashing victory signs, and McGovem doesn't agreewith Before the impressionist's satire that sent his career burst out: Apart from the new furrowing his eyebrows to everything I say. act, the New Christy into orbit through television "Holy shit! That's what I element of shock, the project the unmistakable "But I'll defend to death Minstrels gave a mediocre shows. His appearance at said yesterday. Let my say Brooklyn-born comedian "Five o'clock shadow," he his right to destroy the performance of folksinging, MSU delighted most of the this — holy shit ain't any has retained the uncanny transforms into President country . . just as you've butchering such songs as defended to death my right "Get Together" and to destroy the country. "Bobby McGee" among • § _ _ • g g ■ • Frye first appeared on others. The group's main uitarist tames raqtime[i^m TODAY Irykorreck ti i/ADDCPI/ ■ — _ label to present them. wiMMrmoTof WINNER 1972 CANNES OPEN AT 7:00 P.M. SHOWS 7:15 Feature 7:30 - - 9:20 9:35 escape the anonymity "Yazoo Basin Boogie," i ■ News Reviewer reserved for talented Grossman is a talented known locally, but FILM FESTIVAL Brlatives are useless in American acoustic composer in his own right, hopefully his tour will guitarists, Grossman is though, and his "Martin's JURY PRIZE AWARD J to describe the a convince people there is ■ of Stefan Grossman. serious student of the many Joy," for Britisher Martin more to music than Alvin Only American Film compendiums of style. Carthy, and "Requiem" to be so Honored J in the states for Lee. Je second time in five His best work is done evidenced his ability to when he converts ragtime create from his I the Brooklyn-born backgound SLAUGHTERHOUSE BH^H j guitarist gave a piano and violin pieces to something many modern ^ concert at Rosa's the guitar, a style he pulls composers have not yet -piVE off so efficiently that one learned. J and demonstrated If there were any flaws in III the best around at can actually imagine he is his performance, they ■ does. playing another instrument. ■ he does everything, "Dallas Rag" and would rest in his vocal ■classical to folk to "Powder Rag" were two of ability, which is almost nil. and blues, the most neatly worked Even so, the songs he 'exhfrblt® "his GROSSMAN numbers and "High attempted vocally were lence and knowledge audience continually off Society Rag," a put down of lyrically superior to much balance with a sharp wit, American culture, drew an of the folk one hears today. Only one of his albums, his TLaSHB/ICK kgh the starting time but mostly with enthusiastic response. fconcert was moved dexterity ; his fingers moving Most of the tunes he . 35 minutes late, up and down and guitar plays are ones he has picked of technical neck like a horde of hungry up on his travels through les, Grossman did |pear disturbed as he j moved through a ants His playing is not all show, though. A one-time America has and Europe. He taped most of the living great ragtime and blues men 50S [ragtime piece which backup for an Eric Clapton and he has plans for the fcf almost impatient 100 to life, band who lives in Rome to initiating his own record 1972 HOMECOMING ■shifted into "I'm T ":o "qTiantit* "| led," a Mississippi ACTIVITIES SCHEDULE Burt tune and moved I r »vis. a bottleneck rag he learned from : I 9 *«*o*: to 9 DAILY * I DOMINO'S PIZZA Today - Chris Miller, writer of the National Lampoon Magazine, will be speaking in the Auditorium - 4:00 P.M. 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He was a Harvard Vietnamization program that will permit American the destruction of their regime, they simply have no reason atrocities during the 1968 Tet classmate of Kissinger. disengagement." to make concessions." have last popular support. . . offensive T*Co In the last six months, faced with a •On the other side, President Thieu "has stated "While the mood of the Communist military His analysis was prepared as an unclassified . . document offensive, Thieu has moved against domestic repeatedly that his government not only rejects completely be 'a plague on Vietnamese 'sii„ both your houses 1 but was never released after submitted to the political the Pentagon for opposition, suspended provincial elections and closed the idea of a coalition government with the Communists who have a vested interest in the n routine security review. A copy was obtained by the several newspapers. but will not even accept the Communists as a legal political system and who fear survival M Associated Press. Pauker's study offered these observations on the entity in South Vietnam." increased." a Communist vict™L ."l tittfl Pauker's analysis said also that Americans who demand prospects of the Paris talks: •A coalition government created in a negotiated that the government of President Nguyen Van Thieu • 'Neither side is willing to share power with the settlement "would not last. No devilishly clever Communist other. criticij schemes would be necessary to bring about its downfall." The Saigon government is entirely dependent on U.S. military and economic aid. "How could massive aid be Selection plan Health food fans seek better nutrition justified for a government that would not continue the resistance against Communist military or political efforts to (continued from page (continued from gain control of South Vietnam?" 1| page 1) Another "you are what you eat" women he wants on the committee," The addictive does the this: philosopher is like •"The very fact that the United States meets weekly Thomf I consumer no good, Olson pointed with the Communists and listens to their demand for the While most organizations said that out, because the meat merely loses 15 - 20 per cent of its would be discussed at future th weight in water added by the drug. "Do you want to be made of plastic? Just think of the liquidation of the Saigon regime. . . instills doubt in many have decided that there are meetings RHi1"1 horrible vibrations that are in that South Vietnamese. Consequently some elements among only two options Another useless but potentially harmful invention of . . junk. Look at what old the South Vietnamese political elites must be one representative or refuse to submit "food processing" is a chemical which is added to people look like today. And think of where the prompted to Wharton's office. . peanut money for 'take out insurance' by covert a buttei to keep its oil from separating to the top of the death food is going. cooperation with the Viet jar, Perrin said though, that participate they will have to respect organizati™,. 1 he said. Olson urged consumers to buy natural Cong." "if peanut butter and avoid adding another chemical to their systems, "With life food you can be clean - the universe, open to spiritual vibrating in tune with •"If the Communists decided, while Vietnamization progresses, to counter this trend by inducing a real thaw in Perrin declined to comment thegrouiZr by stirring the spread themselves. songs. It's what the Montana mountains say: nature provides. the Paris talks, offered to discuss a cease fire and organizations refusing to comply. In many cases, food manufacturers also ruin the natural a process of self determination, and Organizations represented food value of their products by preparation practices, he "There are berries, nuts, fruits, grains and herbs. They these issues, going, the kept the public discussion of Council of Graduate in the Students (COGS) council alsn J said. Olson told how he had once been surpised to find are gifts. atmosphere of 'struggle for survival' i some honey he was They can fill you with life, strength, vitality, on which Vietnamization depends could be Administrative-Professional Assn. testing infested with bacteria, because sexuality, spirituality and color. rapidly Committee on Committees. honey naturally resists bacteria. Joy!" dispelled." Deadline for nominations is Nov. 1. Heating the honey during packaging destroyed its natural resistance to bacteria, as well as wrecking 98 per cent of its food value, he discovered. On another occasion, Olson said, a worker in a cereal V SSteffttsre!) V > plant told him he believed he could make corn flakes out of crumpled pieces of paper. Olson said the worker told him, "I'd put them in malt, add flavoring and toast them and sC - V*V SW/fTS PRQTEH you'd have the best corn flakes you ever ate." "I never eat anything without testing it," Olsen said. . . ;y: Olson, 71, but looking about 50, has eaten health foods for 35 years, and before that, lived in rural areas where he ate simple, natural foods. He said he is "never sick" "never tired." and WAREHOUSE Much of the credit for his vitality goes to careful food handling, abstinence from drinking alcohol and coffee and eating natural foods, Olson said. Economy Market xf V ■ The belief that natural foods can give life and vitality was echoed by many area "health nuts." 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